Since its conception in 2016, "PERSON" stands as a monumental work within alternative music. Composed and produced by My Satellite, the album tells a psychedelic tale of a relationship—from its first spark to its final ember. Each song captures a distinct moment in time, portraying two souls bound together yet destined to unravel.
Bryan Stage and Andy Marshall, the sonic architects behind My Satellite, embarked on a journey to redefine their sound for this project. Merging influences from '70s funk, '80s synth wave, indie pop, and modern psychedelia, "PERSON" emerges as their most ambitious work to date.
The album’s rich instrumentation and meticulous production create an immersive experience. Orchestral elements, dance grooves, and introspective lyrics blend seamlessly, resulting in a textured and emotive soundscape.
Each track narrates a different chapter of the relationship’s journey. Early songs radiate the thrill of discovery, while later pieces evoke the melancholy of inevitable separation. This emotional arc is reflected in both the lyrics and sonic evolution.
Collaborators Dan Grimes on drums, Maya Pérez on strings, and Connor Long on trumpet enhance the album’s expressive range, adding layers of depth and diversity to the musical palette.
Recorded at Drooping Rug Studios in Los Angeles and mixed by Stage and Marshall, the album boasts first-class production. Every detail within the mix is crafted with precision, ensuring clarity and resonance.
Mastered by Dave Cooley at Elysian Masters, the album achieves a polished, immersive sonic finish that highlights its intricate instrumentation and lyrical depth.
Released on June 28, 2024, "PERSON" marks a pivotal moment for My Satellite. The album not only represents a milestone in their artistic journey but also has the potential to define their legacy in alternative music.
With this release, Stage and Marshall showcase their ability to innovate while preserving the emotional core that defines My Satellite’s sound. The fusion of genres and introspective storytelling make "PERSON" a unique auditory experience.
While the full impact of "PERSON" remains to be seen, its blend of nostalgia and modernity positions it as an essential work within alternative music—one that captures a universal story through sound.
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